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Plauen wants to host the "Day of the Saxons" for the second time in 2027. Despite increased demands, the city is pressing ahead with preparations for Saxony's largest folk and club festival.
Thousands of young people want to get involved, but there is still a lack of places in the voluntary services. According to the Greens, volunteering should not be allowed to fail because of money.
It is about fear, faith, death and overcoming oneself. In any case, it gets under your skin. Poulenc's opera "Dialogues des Carmélites" is based on a true story.
During a Mozart opera, a singer suffers health problems. How he is doing - and why the piece could still be completed.
A prominent guest for the cathedral city: author Ingo Schulze will take over one of Germany's most coveted lectureships in summer 2026.
The Sorbs/Wends are a minority in Brandenburg and Saxony who have lived there for centuries and maintain their traditions. Further funding has been secured for the coming years.
The "Purple Path" art and sculpture trail was one of the major flagships of the Capital of Culture year 2025. A new association now wants to further boost the project's appeal.
After the exhibition fireworks in the Capital of Culture year, the Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz now have to shift down a few gears. This is what art lovers can expect this year.
The singer and actress Angelika Mann is dead. The artist, who once began her career in the GDR, died at the age of 76, her family confirmed to the German Press Agency.Copyright 2026, dpa (www.dpa.de). All rights reserved
The Dresden State Art Collections have been targeted by hackers. Many hours after the attack, the restrictions have still not been rectified.
The well-known American brand is moving into German city centers. The location of the first store has already been decided.
Icebergs, whales, penguins and a shipwreck: the new 360-degree panorama in Leipzig's Panometer shows visitors the world of Antarctica, full of drama and beauty. But the artist also issues a warning.
The Dresden State Art Collections have been targeted by hackers. The museums are open, but online services are currently unavailable.
Traditional costumes, dancing, music and sweet pastries: children celebrate the Sorbian bird wedding in the State Chancellery - and bring an age-old tradition to the Prime Minister's official residence.
The Sächsische Staatskapelle continues its collaboration with the Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra. A performance with young reinforcements becomes a celebration of Romanticism.
1.7 million euros are being invested in the renovation of the Frohnauer Hammer. What will change for visitors to this Unesco World Heritage Site in the Ore Mountains?
The writer Stefan Heym spent his childhood and youth in Chemnitz and gained his first experiences as an author. A new app now takes interested parties to Heym's formative places in the city.
With special exhibitions and a reopening, the Leipzig City History Museum attracted more visitors than ever before. What is planned for 2026.
6,000 liters of water, damaged technology and yet a fresh start: how the Bautzen Theatre is welcoming audiences again after the water damage and working with temporary solutions.
Sold-out tours, guests from 16 countries and an architect who even designed the service: why Villa Esche 2025 was a magnet for visitors.
The Abrafaxe have been delighting many comic fans for 50 years. A new adventure now takes the trio to the Ore Mountains. What they discover there and why fans can look forward to a special signing session.
He is considered by many to be a pioneer of nude photography in the GDR. To mark an anniversary, the Kunsthaus is now showing photographs by Rössler. The curator has a connection to the artist that could hardly be more personal.
On the 25th anniversary of "SOKO Leipzig", it's time to say goodbye: Marco Girnth is leaving the series. His last case causes a special break in the team.
Culture connects Chemnitz and Oulu. Now Lord Mayor Sven Schulze is traveling to Finland - to the new European Capital of Culture.
One of the oldest orchestras in the world is committed to young people. The Staatskapelle Dresden not only trains its own young musicians, but also cooperates with the Mahler Youth Orchestra.
Another milestone for the new Leipzig Natural History Museum: further funding will be used to create exhibition space of over 3,500 square meters at Wilhelm-Leuschner-Platz.
The Deutsch-Sorbisches Volkstheater Bautzen has experience with flooding. Once again, actors were in demand as cleaners.
Saxony is still rich in architectural monuments. However, 13 of them have been illegally demolished in recent years. The Green Party is now calling for the protection of historic buildings to be strengthened.
Thousands of liters of water have flooded the stage at the Volkstheater Bautzen. How the incident came about - and what happens now.